The new owner of this home, located in Midtown’s Plaza, is Michael Flacks — the founder of Flacks Group, an investment firm.
Moelis’s attendance at the conference was noteworthy, given that many top Wall Street leaders, from Jamie Dimon to Laurence Fink, canceled their attendance to protest Khashoggi’s murder. Also in 2018, MoelisThe buyer of the Plaza condo is Michael Flacks, founder of Flacks Group, an investment firm.
The three-bedroom, three-bath home was done up by interior designer Kerry Joyce. It features 12-foot ceilings, inlaid herringbone floors, hand-painted mural walls and bespoke moldings, millwork and custom shelving — along with picturesque views of Central Park from all the windows.sell his Plaza unit
. Hilfiger bought his spread for $25.5 million in 2008 and once asked $80 million for it before finally selling it in 2019 for $30.1 million. This year, however, there have already been three sales at the Plaza, with four more units in contract. Brokers Liza and Isaac Nematnejad of Douglas Elliman had the listing while Douglas Elliman’s Alexander Pisa repped the buyer. All brokers declined to comment.
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